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I built a family in place, but realised afterwards i wanted it for other projects...How do I export teh family, if at all?
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one thing with in-place family is that it cannot be converted to a regular family((.rfa). But you can always share them from projects to procjects using copy and pasting.
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Another work around is to make that family into a group and then saving the group out. This of course wont make the family scheduable but it is the only way other than recreating as family.
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